Americans are returning to the labor force at a quickening rate – do they just really need the work?
Plenty of places hiring, and more people looking for jobs. AP Photo/Nam Y. Hu Christopher Decker, University of Nebraska Omaha The U.S. economy ...
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New evidence of discrimination against Black coaches in the NFL since 2018
Eric Bieniemy, who has been the Kansas City Chiefs’ offensive coordinator since 2018, has reportedly interviewed for 14 head-coaching jobs. ...
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Building machines that work for everyone – how diversity of test subjects is a technology blind spot, and what to do about it
Without a diverse range of test subjects, some new technologies could fail to work as intended for many people. John Paul Van Wert/Rank ...
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Bad managers, burnout and health fears: Why record numbers of hospitality workers are quitting the industry for good
Dealing with customers every day can put significant stress on hospitality workers. AP Photo/Mark Lennihan Andrew Moreo, Florida International ...
Read MoreWomen Earn More Under Female Presidents, Study Shows
Women make up about a third of college and university presidents and 44 percent of provosts. Their institutions employ more women, in higher ...
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The omicron variant is deepening severe staffing shortages in medical laboratories across the US
Thousands of physicians throughout the U.S. rely daily on the critical data provided to them by medical labs. xavierarnau/E+ via Getty ...
Read MoreMore than 1 million fewer students are in college. Here's how that impacts the economy
More than 1 million fewer students are enrolled in college now than before the pandemic began. According to new data released Thursday, U.S. colleges ...
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Beyond social mobility, college students value giving back to society
First-generation college students say higher education is a way for them to improve their families’ lives, and their own. Hispanolistic/E+ ...
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